Serving our community for over 70 years.
We are a family practice that prides itself on the quality care we provide. Our patient’s health and wellbeing are – and always have been our greatest priorities. As a fully accredited general practice, the GPs at our practice are all highly trained and passionate about what they do.
Conveniently situated in Brisbane’s inner north-western suburbs, the practice has been in its current premises since 1990, however was originally established in 1950. With free undercover parking and allied health services next door including pharmacy, pathology, dentist, exercise physiologist, podiatrist and occupational therapist, our clinic is your one-stop location for quality and friendly healthcare.
Doctors at Newmarket doctors do not prescribe any S4 or S8 drugs of dependence or regulated medications.
The GPs practising at our clinic offer a complete range of medical services, including general consultations, immunisations, referrals, and more.
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If you require medical assistance outside of our opening hours, please call Australian After Hours Doctors on 1300 466 337 between 6pm and 8am weekdays and 12pm Saturday until 8am Monday. This is a bulk-billed service available in Brisbane. For further details, please click here.
In a medical emergency, please call 000 and ask for an ambulance.